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| The Impact of GDP Growth on Achieving Sustainable Development in Ghana. |
Appiah Michael (PhD Candidate), Benjamin Korankye (PhD Candidate), Emmanuel Awusi Arthur, Elizabeth Dankwa Yeboah
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Abstract:
In this examination, the effect of GDP Growth on accomplishing manageable improvement objectives in Ghana was researched from 1990 to 2014. The paper intends to investigate the link between GDP growth and sustainable development rate in Ghana. Five sustainable development indicators were used performing an econometric analysis focusing solely in Ghana. Among others, “Employment rate”, “Government Income”, “Real GDP”, “Energy consumption” seem to be the indicators with the highest importance. However, all the
sustainable indicators are favorably connected with GDP growth, indicating the positivity on the current economic model. Apart from a general strategic plan that is required in the Ghana, certain policies should be applied due to distinctive characteristics in the social, economic and political levels.
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